For whom must a Notary complete notarial wording if a document signer is identified by a credible witness?

In situations where a document signer is identified by a credible witness, the notary must complete notarial wording specifically for the signer. This requirement emphasizes the notary's responsibility to confirm the identity of the person who is actually signing the document, which is essential for the validity of the notarization.

When a credible witness is used, the notary relies on the testimony of that witness to verify the identity of the signer. However, the notary still has an obligation to document the details of the transaction related to the actual signer in the notarial certificate. This ensures that there is a clear record of the actions taken and the identities verified during the notarization process.

The other potential choices do not capture this fundamental requirement. The credible witness themselves does not need the notarial wording in the same way, and while the notary may record details for their own records, the primary focus is on the signer. Similarly, not everyone present is involved in the notarial process in this context; the completion of the notarial wording is a specific action directed towards the signer only.